Re: Elem: German words

[Janet Selby <jselby@MAIL.COIN.MISSOURI.EDU>]

I am sure some of you so helpful people out there are able to write
German.  I have no German dictionary available and, of course, I need
yesterday :) the German words for
bakery, butcher, synagogue, Department store or market, Doctor's office
or any other business that might have been on a Berlin street
in the Jewish quarter during WWII.  We are creating an exhibit for Crystal
Night and want to label the stores we have created out of regrigerator
boxes.  We are doing a great integration unit on WWII and its culminating
event goes on Thursday night, so we have to finish our buildings asap.

Thanks for any help you can give me.  Of course, please respond to my
personal e-mail.  I finally have a computer at home, so I can get into my
mail whenever I have the time, yeah, yeah!

TIA

Jan

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Jan Selby, Librarian * Columbia Catholic School * 817 Bernadette Drive *
Columbia, MO 65203 * 1-573-445-6516 * jselby@mail.coin.missouri.edu

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